Fire door surveys
We can survey existing doors across a property or portfolio, grading each as compliant, repairable or requiring replacement, with a photographic report.
Fire door installation in Barking and Dagenham
Lian Construction supplies and installs FD30 and FD60 fire doors across London for landlords, letting agents and block managers, fitted to the gap tolerances, seals and closer settings that make a certified fire door actually work as tested. We handle single door replacements for individual flats and full programmes across blocks and HMO portfolios, working around occupied properties and reporting back with photographic evidence for fire safety files and licensing inspections.
Barking and Dagenham overview
The most affordable new-build activity in London and low SEO competition — an outer-London borough that established refurbishment brands largely ignore. Barking and Dagenham sits around 21 miles from our Kingston upon Thames base, well inside the East London ground we cover on a regular basis. For fire door installation work in Barking and Dagenham, that local knowledge means fewer surprises once work is on site and a team that already understands the borough's typical property stock.
We can survey existing doors across a property or portfolio, grading each as compliant, repairable or requiring replacement, with a photographic report.
Questions
Barking and Dagenham is part of our regular East London coverage, so once we've surveyed the property we can usually confirm a start date quickly. Send the address and scope and we'll arrange the next step.
Yes. Barking and Dagenham falls within the area Lian Construction serves from our Kingston upon Thames base, alongside the rest of Greater London.
FD30 doors resist fire for 30 minutes and are standard for HMO bedroom and kitchen doors. FD60 doors give 60 minutes and are used in higher-risk locations.
Send the site address in Barking and Dagenham, photos if available, and the fire door installation work you need. We can review the scope and arrange the next step.